I'm sorry, but I didn't solve up to now...nobdoy here?
On 29 Sep., 20:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Thomas,
i have the same Problem...
:)
Did you solve your problem?
How?
Can any body help us?
Thanke you in advanced
Best Regards
HK
On 26 Sep., 11:34, [EMAIL
Hey HK
Now I solved:
1) Go into the run configurations of your android application
2) Select the tab target
3) Under Additional Emulator Command Line Options you write: -
datadir C:\YOUR PATH -- which is writeable...
enjoy! Thomas
On 29 Sep., 20:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Thanks. I'm reading #4 right now.
Now I was watching the featured video on the andriod home page with
Jason Chen, and one of the questions in the QA section of the video
made Jason clarify that Android is not Java, applications are written
in Java programming language, but Android is Dalvic
Hi all,
I get the following error when opening the android section of the
elcipse preferences window.
Unable to create the selected preference page.
org.eclipse.core.runtime.internal.adaptor.EclipseLazyStarter
$TerminatingClassNotFoundException
Details
Unable to create the selected
Hi all,
I get the following error when opening the android section of the
elcipse preferences window.
Unable to create the selected preference page.
org.eclipse.core.runtime.internal.adaptor.EclipseLazyStarter
$TerminatingClassNotFoundException
Details
Unable to create the selected
Hello All,
I have runned Hello world through Android SDK application.
I want to run a Interconnecting Emulator Instances with multiple
emulator intence, with the example given in this link
http://code.google.com/android/reference/emulator.html#emulatornetworking
here how we can assign the
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But what if I currently have 3 activities in the stack and on the 3rd
activity I have a menu item saying Exit application and with that I
want to return to home screen.
Three options off the top of my head are:
1. Don't have three activities on the stack. Use tabs,
After several fruitless hours of google searching, I submitted the
above question. I then got lucky and found the answer...
http://forums.realsoftware.com/viewtopic.php?f=3t=3974hilit=+no+such+column+
Basically, just insert the boolean value in single quotes: i.e.
'true'.
Jiim
On Sep 29,
Rio Astamal wrote:
suppose we open many app, let say 10 app (browser, contact, dialer,
etc), I'm not quite sure that all app not consume much memory as they
were closed.
Android handles that for you. If the operating system determines it
needs RAM, it will close down your activities on an
thanks mark, your explanation makes my head clear about android structure...
:)
On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 5:58 PM, Mark Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Rio Astamal wrote:
suppose we open many app, let say 10 app (browser, contact, dialer,
etc), I'm not quite sure that all app not consume much
Yes.
You can change the image on the ImageView, for example, using the
setImageBitmap(). Suing the BitmapFactory, you can create the Bitmap
from input stream from socket or HTTP connection.
On Sep 30, 11:41 am, Marc Lester Tan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Can an ImageView load its content
Hi,
I plan to teach android to my MSc Mobile Computing class. I wonder if
I can get in touch directly with someone from the Android team about
this matter.
Regards,
Sabin
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Thanks guys for you help. (I've already rated David's answer - was a
big help!)
I also would like to know if this is possible:
A list, which is semi-transparent printed on a background image! That
background image should change when ever the device is rotated to it's
widescreen outfit. You
sAmUrAi wrote:
I've got a simple app with just two autocompletetextviews in a
linearlayout... as soon as I add a button to it, the application
crashes on startup (and emulator)
Button android:id=@+id/btn_submit
android:text=Get Details /
That's the button and it IS being
Marc Lester Tan wrote:
However, isn't this consuming a lot of memory?
Yes.
It might cause a problem when loading large number of images.
Yes. Of course, that's the case no matter where the images come from. If
they were on the SD card, for example, they still have to be loaded into
memory
Hi folks,
Any suggestion for a nice, newbie-friendly Android book?
-Marc
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Marc Lester Tan wrote:
Any suggestion for a nice, newbie-friendly Android book?
I like mine. But, then again, I'm biased. :-)
http://commonsware.com/Android/
--
Mark Murphy (a Commons Guy)
http://commonsware.com
_The Busy Coder's Guide to Android Development_ Version 1.3 Published!
BTW, I forgot to mention a good thread (for newbies, at least) that I
was reading. I have included the link for it below:
http://groups.google.com/group/android-beginners/browse_thread/thread/c2e12d2e202b24fa/834ce23569bb4b74#834ce23569bb4b74
It should give you a good start.
Hope this helps.
Yes.
You can change the image of the ImageView, for example, using the
method setImageBitmap().
Using the BitmapFactory, The Bitmap can be created from the Socket or
HTTP stream.
On Sep 30, 11:41 am, Marc Lester Tan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Can an ImageView load its content from a
That sounds like a problem with eclipse. Did you install from repositories?
I recommend upgrading to Eclipse 3.4 Ganymede directly from the
eclipse.orgwebsite. Just keep the extracted eclipse folder wherever is
convenient for
you. Also, apt-get remove your current eclipse installation before
Hi
I`ve just started learning Android programming.
I wanna know about differences between LinearLayout and
RelativeLayout.
I hope that someone can answer to my question.
thanks for read this.
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Hey im thinking of doing something with android for my final year
project in college, ive downloaded the sdk and installed the plugin in
eclipse but then when i run a program (like the simple hello world
one) the emulator will appear but wont display hello world or do
anything else. Can someone
Hi Nathan,
First of all, adding the tools folder to the path is optional. It will just
allow you to run the command-line tools in that folder without having to
cd there.
Files that start with a . are hidden in Unix and Linux based operating
systems.
Bash is the shell that is used by many Unix
When I do an SVN Update, I'm not getting WebViewDemo. I think I'm
getting all the apps except that one. Is there another way of getting
WebViewDemo?
http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2008/09/using-webviews.html
- Juan
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Sure, no problem.
I would suggest first download the tools. I have listed them below:
1. Eclipse 3.3 or 3.4 (I believe either one will work). This is
the IDE or editor
that you use to type your Java logic in.
2. Java Runtime Environment/Java Virtual Machine
As it happens, we've used exactly this approach in some of the
applications we've written.
http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2008/09/using-webviews.html
What applications are those?
- Juan T.
On Sep 30, 1:21 pm, jtaylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I do an SVN Update, I'm not getting
Hi, Vinay,
We plan to support the major J2ME JSRs. Any particular JSR you need to use ?
Thanks,
Dana
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 4:46 PM, vinay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dana,
What are the JSR's Supported by Android 1.0 supports?
Thanks,
Vinay
On Sep 29, 9:11 am, Dana Li [EMAIL
I just checked my RSS feeds, and came across this little goody. It
says that this works with any existing track pads with a simple OEM
update, and while it doesn't mention Touch Screens, it does
specifically mention the G1 in the article, so I think that multitouch
for G1s is a bit closer then
I have been having this problem too (I am running WinXP Eclipse 3.4
with plugin... off of an external HD)... but after waiting a time
(about 1 minute), the Hello World comes up.
In other words, try letting it run in the background, play around the
webs (read some Android tips?), and come back to
Can anyone point me to a good tutorial that uses Eclipse. I really
want to learn how to do more thing than just type hello world. I would
love to take classes if anyone knows of some in Columbus, Ohio
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2008/9/29 Zachary Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am sure there will be many phones to follow, but none have been annouced
yet. Well not as far as I have heard.
On Sun, Sep 28, 2008 at 12:58 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi guys,
I
There's no index.html in that folder so it's normal you get a 404 in a browser.
However there is a site.xml file which is all Eclipse look for.
If you can't get to it with https, try with http.
If that still fails, download the archive at
http://code.google.com/android/adt_download.html
and
hi imran,
Tanx for the xplanation... i m also interested to work with u
guys ...
so wats ur plan .. by the way i m from india plz ... ping me we can
chat on tis ...
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On Sep 25, 10:33 am, sukanto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jaideep / Imran,
Thanks a lot nikhil.
sure in future also i would like to contact u if i get
any.
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Sure, no problem.
I would suggest first download the tools. I have
listed them below:
1. Eclipse 3.3 or 3.4 (I believe either one will
work). This is
the IDE
The eclipse plugin does a lot of things.
It lets you set up a run configuration so that it will load your program in
the android emulator when you are testing it.
It updates your resources class whenever you add new stuff.
It sets up a basic template program for you to start with.
And I am sure
I was going through the SDK 1.0 for network api support for HTTP.
There are lot of classes available.For exmple.
AbortableHTTPRequest
Abstract HTTPClient
Abstract HTTPClientConnection
Abstract HTTPEntity
Abstract HTTPMessage
Abstract HTTPParams
Apart from these lot of indirect classes are also
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